cowboys schedule

I like the schedule. Just one really cold weather game and it's on Week 17, might not be that bad. Saints for Thanksgiving should be fun and that three game stretch is the only one that really worries me (NO, @IND, PHI).
 
fan62;3356715 said:
NFC East Byes
Cowboys Week 4
Eagles and Giants Week 8
Commanders Week 9
That sucks!

The last two Super Bowl champions had byes in week 5 and 6, having an early bye is fine.
 
saints 27th toughest schedule. i'm sure a first for a SB Championship.
 
Gzus;3356761 said:
I like the schedule. Just one really cold weather game and it's on Week 17, might not be that bad. Saints for Thanksgiving should be fun and that three game stretch is the only one that really worries me (NO, @IND, PHI).
why are people scared of cold weather games??? im more worried about hot weather games...
 
HITEM94;3356724 said:
seriously, did you just say cold in Arizona.... and asked if there stadium was open? wow

out in pheonix it does get cold in december sometimes, Note, i said couldbe, sometimes it snows out there in december; remember you have mountain ranges out there

How cold can it get in Flagstaff?
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/fgz/science/cold.php?wfo=fgz

Flagstaff, Arizona is located at an elevation of around 7000 feet. Because of this fact, temperatures in the winter can be much colder than what most people would expect in Arizona. In fact, some people can be caught without the proper clothing when visiting Flagstaff in the winter, bringing short sleeved shirts and shorts, rather than a thick coat and gloves. Flagstaff's elevation of 7000 feet assures a variety of weather including cool winters and mild pleasant summers, with considerable diurnal temperature changes (the difference between daily maximum and minimum temperatures). So, how cold does it actually get in Flagstaff?

Weather records have been taken in Flagstaff since September 9, 1898. Therefore, we have about 100 years of weather records to look back at to see what a 'typical' winter in Flagstaff is like. The average high temperature in Flagstaff during the month of January is 42.2oF, but the average low temperature is a cold 15.2oF. Temperatures can dip down into the single digits and even below zero during some of the long winter nights.

How many days per year does Flagstaff reach 32 degrees at night?
On 267 nights of the year, the temperature will reach at least 40 degrees or cooler (which is almost 75% of the nights). On average, Flagstaff will have overnight low temperatures of 32 degrees or lower, 210 nights out the year (which is almost 60% of the nights). Even more surprising to many people who do not live in Flagstaff is that on average, Flagstaff will reach zero or colder eight nights out of the year! Who would have thought anywhere in Arizona could get below zero?

Does Flagstaff ever get extended cold snaps?
Flagstaff can have extended periods of cold weather (although not cold by Midwest standards!). Even the summers are cool, with a growing season of only 103 days on average. The average date of the last frost is June 13, and the average date of the first frost is September 21. In 1968, the growing season was only 73 days!!

The longest stretch of consecutive days where the temperature fell to zero or below was 8 days set between December 27, 1966 - January 3, 1967 which tied the previous record established between December 31, 1918 - January 7, 1919. The most recent cold snap occurred between December 22 - December 27, 1990 when the mercury fell to zero or below on 6 consecutive nights.

The maximum number of days in a calender year with minimum temperatures of zero degrees or lower was 23 set in 1932. The maximum number of days in any month with minimum temperatures of zero degrees or lower were the 17 days that occurred in the extremely cold month of January 1937.

So what is the coldest temperature ever recorded in Flagstaff?
So, when did the coldest temperature occur in Flagstaff? If you guessed 1937, you'd be right! The exact date was January 22, 1937 when the mercury fell to a mind-numbing -30 degrees. Thats right, 30 degrees BELOW zero!! Even with that cold of an overnight temperature, the afternoon high temperature that day was +12 degrees, a full 42 degrees warmer than the night time low. That's a big diurnal change!

How can I find out more about the climate of Flagstaff?
There is a lot of information on the internet regarding climate, and even the climate of Flagstaff. The links provided below will take you to some of these climate pages, including the climate page on the Flagstaff National Weather Service Office. A link is provided to the Australian Government page showing actual observations from Antarctica, just in case you really want to see what cold is (Remember that their winter occurs during our summer).

NWS Flagstaff Climate Page
 
How hard is it to understand that if the weather was that horrible they'd close the roof and the weather conditions will have zero effect on the game?
 
bracey;3356726 said:
It's a retractable roof.

ok,thats where i was wrong and i was asking, i thought the stadium was open

we hardly ever play there, so i wasnt sure;
 
That schedule is freaking brutal.:eek:


Why exactly do we have to play Philly in the finale every freaking year.:mad:
 
I'm not worried about @ARI b/c it's gonna be indoors and if it's cold they'll close the roof up.
 
Beast_from_East;3356777 said:
That schedule is freaking brutal.:eek:


Why exactly do we have to play Philly in the finale every freaking year.:mad:
Week 17 will all be divisional games now to discourage teams sitting their players.
 
Jay;3356774 said:
How hard is it to understand that if the weather was that horrible they'd close the roof and the weather conditions will have zero effect on the game?

again, i thought the stadium was open, last time i watched up play a game in arizona was an open stadium, best i remember;

so your right and i was wrong, only one cold game to worry about
 
cowboyjoe;3356776 said:
ok,thats where i was wrong and i was asking, i thought the stadium was open

we hardly ever play there, so i wasnt sure;


poor joe, they really jumped all over you for that one hu?

I know what you were saying.

BTW Greenbay at night in November will not be warm.
 
Beast_from_East;3356777 said:
That schedule is freaking brutal.:eek:


Why exactly do we have to play Philly in the finale every freaking year.:mad:

good question, just like last few years, weve had to go to green bay and play them there too
 
utrunner07;3356784 said:
poor joe, they really jumped all over you for that one hu?

I know what you were saying.

BTW Greenbay at night in November will not be warm.

yeah some of them will jump on you, but you dont know till u ask u know;

no big deal, wasnt first time ive been jumped on and wont be the last;

just let it roll of my back like a duck; :D
 
ThreeSportStar80;3356799 said:
The only thing I'm griping about is the early BYE week....

that could be a blessing in disguise, say we get a player hurt in training camp but he could be ready by 4th or 5th week, he could get his feet underneath him during the bye week;
 
cowboyjoe;3356786 said:
good question, just like last few years, weve had to go to green bay and play them there too

I can't even remember the last time Green Bay came to Dallas.
 

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